Life, death and politics
The death of Alan Kurdi and the federal election campaign of 2015
Syria
A refugee crisis is only half the story in Syria
Michael Petrou on why it’s time to confront our original failure in Syria: allowing Bashar al-Assad’s reign of terror to continue
His name was Alan Kurdi
Jonathon Gatehouse on a photograph that should trouble everyone who has stood by and watched Syria’s refugee crisis unfold
The foggy war: Where is Canada in the fight against Islamic State?
In a battleground of shifting and strained alliances, Canada’s modest air war against Islamic State is becoming hard to justify
For some, Kos is a holiday island. For Syrian refugees, it’s a waiting room.
On the small Greek island of Kos, a wave of desperate migrants were met by European sunbathers, weary locals and totally unprepared officials
A tale of two Canadians, fighting Islamic State
How an intellectual from B.C. and a warrior from Ontario both ended up fighting Islamic State on the front lines
What kind of force for global peace does the NDP want Canada to be?
The NDP sees itself as a party built on international justice and human rights. So on the war against Islamic State, why isn’t it standing up for its values?
Inside the Syrian refugee crisis
The stories of two families who left everything behind in Syria to chase a better life only to be part of the worst refugee crisis since the Second World War
How has Canada fared on resettling Syrian refugees?
Where does Canada stand on its 10,000-refugee promise? The answer will cost you
With the fall of Tel Abyad, the tide begins to turn on Islamic State
Islamic State is losing control of the Turkish-Syrian border that it needs. And with its lifeline cut off, a ‘Day of Judgment’ looms.